Most women choose natural vaginal delivery during childbirth, but there are some women who choose cesarean section for delivery. Due to their lack of understanding of cesarean section, some expectant mothers want to learn in advance about the advantages and disadvantages of cesarean section and natural vaginal delivery, as well as the postoperative symptoms after cesarean section?
Although natural vaginal delivery can cause significant pain, postpartum women's bodies can recover faster and better, and the compression of the baby through the birth canal is beneficial for cardiovascular function. However, natural vaginal delivery can cause damage to women's vagina, leading to vaginal relaxation. Additionally, pre delivery pain and childbirth discomfort can be a significant challenge for women.
The delivery time of cesarean section is not too long. On the one hand, it can avoid the labor pains of women before delivery. On the other hand, anesthesia is used during the surgery to avoid pain during delivery. However, the recovery of the body after surgery is relatively slow, especially the recovery of the wound, which takes longer. Nevertheless, cesarean section can effectively solve some situations that are prone to difficult delivery.
Compared to natural vaginal delivery, cesarean section is more prone to complications such as infection, bleeding, and amniotic fluid embolism after delivery. If the wound healing of the female uterus is poor, it can also cause intestinal adhesions or endometriosis. The scar uterus caused by cesarean section can easily lead to complications such as placental abruption and uterine rupture when the woman becomes pregnant again.
